The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports of Cases in the Courts of Chancery, King's Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer of Pleas, and Exchequer of Chamber, ...E. B. Ince, 1858 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... hearing of the defendant , stated to the prosecutor that the defendant had knocked her down and beat her shamefully . Henry Cook , a near neighbour of the defendant , was present , and he also stated to the prosecutor in the defendant's ...
... hearing of the defendant , stated to the prosecutor that the defendant had knocked her down and beat her shamefully . Henry Cook , a near neighbour of the defendant , was present , and he also stated to the prosecutor in the defendant's ...
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... hearing these statements . The prosecutor quitted the cottage , leaving the defendant and his wife and children in it . The defendant came out immediately and closed the out- side shutters , and then went inside his cottage and locked ...
... hearing these statements . The prosecutor quitted the cottage , leaving the defendant and his wife and children in it . The defendant came out immediately and closed the out- side shutters , and then went inside his cottage and locked ...
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... hearing of the information , the defendants bona fide claimed a right to enter upon the land under an authority from S , who was alleged to be the owner of the land , and asked for an adjournment , as they were not then prepared with ...
... hearing of the information , the defendants bona fide claimed a right to enter upon the land under an authority from S , who was alleged to be the owner of the land , and asked for an adjournment , as they were not then prepared with ...
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... hearing . The Justices ought to have amended it . ] It would have been a strong exercise of the power given by that section to amend by making four informations out of one , but the power was not exercised . The summons does not follow ...
... hearing . The Justices ought to have amended it . ] It would have been a strong exercise of the power given by that section to amend by making four informations out of one , but the power was not exercised . The summons does not follow ...
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... hearing the vivá voce examinations or disputations . Some accommodation also is proper for strangers and others , whose presence is a stimulus , and in some sort a reward to the ability and learning and industry which these examinations ...
... hearing the vivá voce examinations or disputations . Some accommodation also is proper for strangers and others , whose presence is a stimulus , and in some sort a reward to the ability and learning and industry which these examinations ...
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Page 59 - Deceased, do make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Goods Chattels and Credits...
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